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9 days agoFeedback or questions is appropriate. We don’t need to come in abrasive, and you didn’t need chatgpt to ask a followup, so we don’t need to be antagonistic.
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Choosy self-hosters choose Debian.
That said, I don’t recommend hosting software at the bare metal level - use VMs or containers. Far easier to manage and isolate.
Please update your post with the appropriate tag [CBH] or [AIT], and if applicable, the AI disclosure. See rules 7&8.
I’m going to go ahead and try to use this comment as a teachable moment.
For one, this comment barely skirts the line to me as acceptable. If you aren’t interested in AI topics, thats what the [AIT] and [AIP] tags are for - for you, as a user, to choose what you are interested in and what you are not.
The first part of your comment, by itself, I would have simply removed. You asked for alternatives, and are being rightfully replied to pointing out that this is all under the subject of automation, which (to me) barely puts this above low effort.
If you don’t want to see AI discussions in the future, use the tags to filter. If I see more comments like this that are barely, and entirely subjectively just above low-effort, the bar is going to raise just a hair and they will be removed, as they will come across like trying to skirt the rules.
The hard part is making sure your email server works with others.
Standing up an email server that is otherwise inactive aside from login? Perfectly easy, no send involved.
My suggestion would be to stand up a mail server (that doesn’t really do anything) and bring your mail over there. Then add the account on your phone, and you’ve got email now searchable like any other.
Thus the need for rules 7/8…
Awesome! Going on the list!
Edit: Thanks!
@[email protected] As this is your software, please update with the appropriate tag ( [CBH] or [AIP] ), and if [AIP], disclose as per rule 8. Please let me know if you have any questions!
Just report please. There is an influx of spam from lemmy.1095.me, which I’ve already shared to the lemmy.world team.
TCL Flip.
Its also like $100
@[email protected] given the new post tag requirements, please edit your title to include [AIT].
Edit: Since its been a few hours and I can see that you’re active, I’m going to go ahead and just lock this for now.
Edit 2: OK then, first removal under rule 8.
1·1 month agoThat is… frankly just nuts, and I’m sorry to hear it.
It sounds like the majority are still on the same connections I was envious of 30ish years ago, and the government certainly isn’t helping things.
Is it really??
I used to be jealous of some friends with their 10mbit symmetric lines while I was getting a whopping 4mbps (down only) on cable. (Obviously… not recent).
It hasn’t been made an official rule yet, just the discussion on it.
Thats on me, holiday weekend + travel so I haven’t cemented from the discussion results.
Just got home after a few days away, so while ive been removing the offhand problem posts and comments, I haven’t had time to do much more yet.
I just use an internal proxy with the same endpoint and same cert.
OG KeePass program was never written for Linux
It’ll run with mono, package is named keepass2 on deb, keepass on arch and fedora, among others.
https://keepass.info/download.html
Contributed/unofficial keepass section at the bottom, the top contributed section is a list of ports
That being said, it should be okay for users to call out an obvious grift, or a “nonsense repo” that’s actually pure slop.
Especially if the disclosure is blatantly a lie, absolutely. I’d also say if you see any indicators that they are lying in the disclosure, its still worthy of reporting - but I would say report and separately message the “why”, to limit visibility of seeing those indicators.
Just to point out a few projects that allow AI contributions:
- Firefox
- NodeJS
- Chromium
- curl
- Go
- InfluxDB
- MariaDB
- Prometheus
- Linux
- openSSL
- Blender
- Mattermost
- Caddy
If you want all projects related to AI in a different community, it may be easier for you to start “selfhosted_without_ai” or something.
Thanks, please update the title with [AIP] as well, so people can filter.